Salisbury Placepot picks: Tom Collins provides his perm for the midweek card

There is no lack of quality in Salisbury's enticing midweek fixture, which begins with an intriguing 7f maiden (1.00) that is sure to produce a number of subsequent winners.

Warhol sets the standard for trainers Paul and Oliver Cole after a staying-on fifth on his debut at Newbury and should take a big jump forward.

Frankella, who was fifth on debut over 6f here, has to be included for the in-form Andrew Balding team, while it's tough to leave out Kingman colt Seattle King given connections.

Seneca Chief and May Remain ran in the same 5f sprint at Sandown, which looks the dominant piece of form in leg two (1.35). The former deserves to be favourite.

Course-and-distance winner Groom is the first of two Placepot bankers on the card in the 6f two-year-old contest (2.10).

Johan and Migration are selected in the featured mile handicap (2.45). The former will be primed for this after two blow-out efforts in big-field handicaps, while Migration appears chucked in off 94 if he's ready to go after a long layoff.

Khaiz has stamina in abundance and should run into a place in the 1m2f maiden (3.20). And if you get to the final leg (3.55), having the unbeaten Lord Protector and progressive No Recollection on your side will provide nothing but confidence.